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Advertisement Helene Biström has been appointed new Senior Vice President and Head of Business Area Wind at Vattenfall and member of the Executive Group Management. Helene Biström has extensive experience and a broad and deep understanding of the energy industry. Currently, she is Executive Vice President Commercial at BillerudKorsnäs. She has previously been Chief Executive Officer of Infranord AB and of Norrenergi and has a long history with Vattenfall where she, among other things, was a member of the Executive Group Management between 2007 and 2010, responsible for Vattenfall’s wind,...

Let’s empower women, not pimps | Stephanie Falzon Women’s organisations are united in their opposition to the proposed decriminalisation of prostitution. STEPHANIE FALZON, chair of Empower – a platform for women’s NGOs – argues that legislation should exist to protect the vulnerable, instead of rewarding criminality 2 March 2021, 8:37am by Raphael Vassallo Empower has just released a statement, complaining that the proposed decriminalising of prostitution “will have adverse effects to the already vulnerable women that are caught in this industry”. Yet on paper, the same reform ...

Swedish energy company Vattenfall has unveiled Helene Bistrom as its new senior vice president and head of business area wind, effective no later than 1 September this year. She will replace Gunnar Groebler who is leaving Vattenfall to become chief executive of German steel and technology company Saltzgitter. Bistrom, who will also become a member of the executive group management at Vattenfall, is currently executive vice president commercial at BillerudKorsnas. She has previously been chief executive of Infranord and Norrenergi and has experience at Vattenfall, having been a member of the e...

© P&J Vattenfall's North Sea Aberdeen Offshore Wind Farm Register here for the Energy Voice daily newsletter, bringing you key news and insight from across the global energy landscape. Thank you for signing up to our newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Vattenfall stayed comfortably in the black last year despite “an extreme and unusual” 12 months for “several reasons other than the pandemic”. The Swedish renewables giant posted pre-tax profits for 2020 of SEK 12 billion (£1bn), down from SEK 18.3bn (£1.6bn) in 2019. In its full year results pub...

Nordic utilities Vattenfall, Fortum and Statkraft have highlighted what they see as three key elements necessary to meet the EU's revised 2030 climate target of reducing emissions by at least 55%. They called for strengthening cost efficiency and power markets through technology neutrality, enhancing electrification to accelerate the decarbonisation of the EU economy, and strengthening and enlarging the EU ETS as a key driver for decarbonisation. The trio said the complementarity of technologies will play a key role in keeping transition costs down and making the energy transition affordable ...